Bundesliga, Europe, Germany
4 March 2010 | 0 Comments
This weekend saw nine Teams change place in the table, and FC Bayern München took over first place for the first time since 2008! It has been a battle for top of the table all season against Bayer 04 Leverkusen, but could this be a sign of things to come? Just below Bayern [...]
Tagged in Bayer Leverkusen, FC Bayern Munchen, franck ribery, Stefan Kiessling, Thomas Muller
UEFA Champions League
2 November 2009 | 2 Comments
Groups A through D resume UEFA Champions League group play on Tuesday, as the tournament’s initial stage enters its home-stretch: the reverse fixtures; second-half of the schedule; the point after which we can start comparing teams with more certainty.
To this point, we can only be reasonably confident that (from these groups) Chelsea, Porto, and [...]
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UEFA Champions League
21 October 2009 | 0 Comments
Between them, Real Madrid and AC Milan have 16 European titles, finishing second another seven times. In the 54-year history of the European Cup and Champions League, roughly two-fifths of the finals have featured one of these clubs. Milan’s presence has been slightly less frequent, having made eleven finals appearances (winning seven), but [...]
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England, Europe
14 August 2009 | 4 Comments
With World Soccer Reader’s first edition of its World XI – it’s weekly, collaborative evaluation of the world’s best players – we’re aware some will see us as jumping into the debate: who is the world’s best player?
Perhaps we’re asking too much when we say that this article is not intended to opine on [...]
Tagged in Alessandro del Piero, Andrei Arshavin, andrés iniesta, Ashley Cole, cristiano ronaldo, Dani Alves, Fernando Torres, franck ribery, Frank Lampard, gerard pique, Gianluigi Buffon, Iker Casillas, Javier Mascherano, john terry, Julio Cesar, Kaka, lionel messi, Maicon, Michael Essien, Philipp Lahm, Rio Ferdinand, samuel eto'o, Steven Gerrard, xavi hernandez, zlatan ibrahimovic
EPL, England
19 June 2009 | 0 Comments
A summary of the week’s leading headlines in the Premier League, including possible Chelsea exits for Deco and Ricardo Carvalho and a possible return to England for Arjen Robben.
Tagged in arjen robben, carvalho, Chelsea, cristiano ronaldo, deco, florentino pérez, franck ribery, Inter, maldini, mourinho, Real Madrid